SMART METERS ADOPTION: RECENT ADVANCES AND FUTURE TRENDS

High growth in electricity demand and peaks in the load curve, caused mainly by households, require big investments in infrastructure that are used for short periods. Because of this, it is necessary to look for new developments that allow meeting the needs of users as well as using the electricity...

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Published in:Dyna (Medellín, Colombia) Colombia), 2014, Vol.81 (183), p.221-230
Main Authors: CASTAÑO JARAMILLO, NATALIA, FRANCO CARDONA, CARLOS JAIME, VELÁSQUEZ HENAO, JUAN DAVID
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demand side management
ENGINEERING, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
gestión de la demanda
hogares
households
medidores inteligentes
peak demand
pico de demanda
redes eléctricas inteligentes
smart grid
smart meters
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pico de demanda
redes eléctricas inteligentes
smart grid
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